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Primary Health Care Strategy: Key Directions for the Information Environment Case study report and composite success model Steve Greed
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Primary Health Care Strategy
- 1. Primary Health Care Strategy: Key Directions for the Information Environment Case study report and composite success model
- 2. “ Doctors, nurses, community health workers and others in primary health care will work together to reduce health inequalities and to address the causes of poor health status. Services will be readily available at a cost people can afford. High quality care will ensure coordination over time and across the different providers needed to deal with a wide range of problems.” Annette King, PHCS February 2001 Key Directions - background
- 3. “ People will be part of local primary health care services that improve their health, keep them well and are easy to get to and coordinate their ongoing care. Primary health care services will focus on better health for a population and actively work to reduce health inequalities between different groups.” “ The Strategy in Summary” PHCS February 2001 Key Directions - background
- 21. How it all works together Slow rate of progression, reduce incidence of avoidable complications Increase early recognition and response to individuals and populations Reduce development of contributory risk factors Strengthen community engagement Strengthen capabilities of individuals, families and whanau to make health and well - being decisions Increase coordination across providers, processes and community resources HEALTH OUTCOMES Better Health Reduced Inequalities Better Participation and Independence Trust and Security Identifying and responding to population health needs Supporting tailored care Enabling the coordination of care and integration of services Improving performance and evidence based decisions KEY DIRECTIONS CAPABILITIES Supporting self - care (individual, whanau, family, community)
- 22. Lessons for functional components of success
- 23. Lessons for functional components of success
- 24. Lessons for functional components of success